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The LEMSIP Chimps

The LEMSIP Chimps

by Primate Rescue Center | Feb 16, 2010 | Cory, Ike, Jenny, Martina, Noelle, Pozna, Rescue Stories Chimps, Rodney, The Chimps

In 1996, New York University made the decision to close down the Laboratory for Experimental Medicine & Surgery in Primates (LEMSIP), which at the time housed nearly 200 chimpanzees and an even larger number of monkeys. All the animals needed to be relocated, and...
Mighty the Sulawesi Macaque

Mighty the Sulawesi Macaque

by Primate Rescue Center | Feb 16, 2010 | Rescue Stories Monkeys, The Monkeys

Mighty the Sulawesi Macaque joined us at the PRC in 1995, when Baby, the Sykes’ monkey she was housed with, injured her owner in a savage attack. When nobody in the local area could be persuaded to help the owner safely secure the animals in transport cages, PRC...
Petey the Spider Monkey

Petey the Spider Monkey

by Primate Rescue Center | Feb 16, 2010 | Rescue Stories Monkeys, The Monkeys

Early in 2002, PRC founder April Truitt was contacted about an elderly Ohio woman living in squalid conditions with dogs and a monkey apparently in desperate need of medical attention.

Carlos the Long Tailed Macaque

Carlos the Long Tailed Macaque

by Primate Rescue Center | Feb 16, 2010 | Carlos, Rescue Stories Monkeys, The Monkeys

The exotic animal pet industry is rife with ethical problems. One of the more disturbing consequences of the pet trade is that infant monkeys are highly desirable and profitable to breeders and so are prematurely taken from their mother’s care and do not have time to...
Las Vegas Zoo Barbary Macaques

Las Vegas Zoo Barbary Macaques

by Primate Rescue Center | Feb 16, 2010 | Rescue Stories Monkeys, Saidah, Shatar, Soda

The Southern Nevada Zoological – Botanical Park was unofficially referred to as the Las Vegas Zoo. It was also known as a poorly managed and unsuitable home for its 200+ animal residents.

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